I think its kinda cool that Philly business owners are getting some respite with this gym curfew exemption 
. I mean, who doesn't love waking up early and getting in a morning workout? It shows the city is listening to people's needs and willing to adapt laws to improve quality of life 
. The fact that they're defining what constitutes a fitness center helps ensure the law isn't being abused. Its all about finding balance and giving communities some freedom, you know? 
. I mean, who doesn't love waking up early and getting in a morning workout? It shows the city is listening to people's needs and willing to adapt laws to improve quality of life . The fact that they're defining what constitutes a fitness center helps ensure the law isn't being abused. Its all about finding balance and giving communities some freedom, you know? 
. What's next? Are they gonna start letting restaurants open at 3am too? 
And what about all those late-night gamers and party-goers who wanna stay up 'til the wee hours? It's like they're picking winners and losers here... or maybe this is just a way to get more people in gyms, making them pay more membership fees 
. I'm not saying it's bad for Philly, but something doesn't sit right with me about this whole exemption thing 
. I mean, who needs an early morning workout anyway? It's not like people are gonna be running marathons on the streets at 5am or something 
. And what's next, are they gonna start letting bars open at noon too? 
It just seems like another way for politicians to pad their resumes with 'progressive' legislation 
. I'm not saying it can't be good for business owners and residents, but let's not get ahead of ourselves here... this feels like a Band-Aid solution to me 
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! I mean, think about it, people need a good workout in the morning to get those endorphins going and kickstart their day 
. Now, I'm no business expert, but it seems like this exemption will bring in new customers for gyms, which is a win-win for everyone involved